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24-year-old fashion designer launches clothing brand at Flamingo Market during Pride

During the first weekend in June, over 50 artisans and business owners showcased their...
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Features

OCAD student aims to balance art, entrepreneurship, and identity in Toronto

On a sunny spring afternoon at Woodbine Beach in the Beaches community of Toronto,...
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Features

Sports and discipline were steps towards independence for this 21-year-old homeowner

Adarsh Patel, 21, credits playing sports with helping him achieve a major life goal:...
Education

Culture shock was not actually a shock when this 20-year-old international student came to Toronto

An international student who has lived in countries around the world shared her experience of what it was like moving to Toronto alone.
Features

The magic of muggle quidditch for a 24-year-old

On a cloudy afternoon in June, with light rain falling, a sense of tension...
Community work

Shifting paths: From economics to eco-career

Students are often taught that securing a job requires completing 12 years of school,...
Features

How this former international student found her footing to build a new life in Toronto

When Nidhi Ahire landed in Toronto from India in September 2021, she did not...
News

Under 24 in ’24: Navigating change

Journalism students interviewed people in the GTA between the ages of 20 and 24, who are navigating change in 2024.

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Canadian Premiere League

York United and Atlético Ottawa share spoils in Sunday scorcher

The third meeting of the year between CPL rivals York United and Atlético Ottawa...
CFL

Roughriders outlast Argos in sloppy, high-scoring CFL duel

Trevor Harris, Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback
Hockey

‘It’s in our blood’: Toronto Maple Leafs fans see hockey as core to being Canadian

“Hockey is part of being Canadian, and this is the biggest hockey team in the NHL — some would say, the world.”
Arts & Life

The integration of street art into Canadian identity and communities

"It gives a type of belonging."

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